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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01
IT'S COMMANDER RAE
ELECTED orr rse FIRST BALLOT.
The Resolution Centarfng Prssideat Clsss-
land Not Entertsfnsd-Ez-fsovsrn
Aiger subseribss $1,000 Toward
an Eqesstrisa sta n to Le-
gan-Ad joarned

Sr. LoUIs, Sept. S0-The Grand ARMY
encsmpment has refused 10 entertaia the
resolution OF Yanderwort. OF Nebrssks. cen
suring the President for bis veto OF the De-
pendent Pension bill.
At the aftsrnoon session Of ths Grand
Army encam pnlent the election of officers
took place. For CommanseE-in-Ch Chiei, Cen
eral Grler of 81. Louis, General Slocua of
New York. General Warner of Kansas City,
Judge John +. Rae Of Minneapolis, and eI-
Governor Anthony of Kansas. were placed
in nomination, bat the withdrawal Of. Cen
eral Warner was announced before the
calling OF the ioll. Judge hae was elected
on the first ballot, which was as fellows
Slocum, I53; Anthony, %; Grier, Is Rae
29i. General Sherman received one vote
as did also General Warner judge Rae
was escorted 10 the platform and made a
brief speech of thanks for the honor con-
ferred on him. Nelson Cole, Of Missouri
Was elected Senior Vice Commander. and
John 9. Linahan. OF New Hampshire,
Junior Vice Commander
The committee on monument to General
Logan reported recommending that fund
be raised for the erection of an equestrian
statue at Washington. Governor Algs, 81
Michigan, subscribed 81 coo TO the fund,
and General Lennon, Of New York another
thousand.
After the officers were installed the an
nusl encampment came TO an end. To-
night grand banquet was given at the
Lindell House TO prominent members OF
the encampment.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01
THE MARRIAGE LAW
Ire ATTosNsY-asrERA-s oPis'oN-
a D.fsat ~ ths sssrrsxs Lie~as- L-~
kiesasss 60 ~ ersaEsa oasg 80 h~si-
asass-ses~ssl F4irs ns.sd kss@-
O1Aas aianiz.a ss~a

DET4oir. ssps. o.-CoaatY Clerk Lans, Ia
a. ialerse4 Ia ths Jse7sai this sgsninz.
as.
q souid isssa 4 iicense ~ coGpls. oos
~ 4iloisa - taas.iiaa aod t4e other fss-
ia..ns ~ .k.s aonnfry n tney we're botn
Canadians 40 i.oenss c0uLa ne lsssled ron
Eals oliiee. That teere - ~ Drosision iof
lha marriage 81 f0rslxnsrs does not Prove
ihs At dsfslfive Perhaps = na4 nr me
ntsnt ~ tbe ~ o. xseP our outsiders.
/ lad = conversation vita The secretary
"a Stale a. lAasilk. through isiePAoas t4s
ether day aoou. ne 4it, ana DC AZ sd -
cal TIE attention " Altorhcf -1eiisfaI
laskzrs - SIS proVislon. of isc< % one
,Alhsf t1ia morning 4 fsfsifrd a. a1s-
saF. Ar. tagxaft has nos kiYsn aii opis-oi.
sst bnt the sahssanee ~ as oral opinioa i
that ! MAJ issae i.esoaes - couples ois -
sasm may 90 resident Of another
.suaty slsls or county. progldlng tns
atasr rsalliss ia Wayne county. 1
cAanot lssus ~ residents Of other
couaaas ia the stale. This raises
another tiffculEy Suppose eouPis. resi-
f.nia IL Iasxsoa and tasaaIo counties. De
srsf marrying ant hRst rlch relatives ahd
friends Ia DstroIs st whose house they
.lsh.d - xigs sseil wedding they so@.ln
t,.se 90 H. The law theEsfcre. doss HOT
allox a aan - mary Hhers ns piezses IA
Ma instance III resident of wayne
county sha!ld take 8uL a license here anA
=. u Iona 10 marry IA lonia ally the
lcsnsa would - good and would os re-
.lr,.-d - thl. oiace Genera. laks at >
yrtflen ooinlon uil probably 0e more full
taan ths ora one. and VII kfioH nle1e
about fhs .AE then.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01
Clarion Chronci.s-Chapter 4.

CLARIoS, Sept. 30-And it csIse 10 pass
on the fifth day of the week that the Odd
Fellows in the land of Clarion gathered
themselves together and there came unto
them brethren from all the country
round about. and they entered into their
new heu which had been prepared for
them from the beginning. Now these
visiting brethren brought with them some
their vifes and some their sweethesrfs, and
IL trsnspired that proper reception had not
been provided for all and some said thi.
ought not so TO be Then the Clarionists
said with one accord, Verify, verify this
was intended forgive ns, for are we not
odd fellows" And when IL was evening
. great many not OF the mystic order,
entered into the hall and there was music
and dancing and when II was about the
twslfth hour there appeared n their
midsit one Jamss of the House Of Hass
Publican snd the keeper OF an inn. aad be
lifted up bis voice and cried aloud unto the
multitude, saying Come ye. come vs.
eat. drink and be merry And they fol-
lowed him with one accord, and when al
were hiled they repaired 70 their homes.
saving. surely. Ii Is good that We are in
: land Of plenty"
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01

The uoss c7Iricus thing In = las~a-v * ~.
calculating hex Ii Is absut riee inches fassg
and shout sfx vide rith a cr.serf.ra rp~nsro
ieuZthwise q to- bo1. On eseb siss are
th'rtesn spia5ies ga walck sre woa.ieu k,.-
tens. t~o On saeb ss,inei4 ors one 80. u a..
crcssrisce ard fvs n ths otacr. Tl,s e-lv
thing n 80 iA Cbg5sseudons r.-e-s1,Er.r ~ =
enPsfstes % 80 cAs~ Tsck in = fare tsnk
Jpen ssis hzare bcx.- A. John Gals T. -
49, O. saF seu - tke far rv.es n srifh-
metz tast Tea s.sg givs hIua frraa tsfs ~.
wiN af5 eng eefarnns ~ ssarss - r.-.sfv ..
tne snun@rs CAR ss siv-z. Eers fhaa s-e
sE1srt rierk has tris.l - sksH ~fts - c7f--.-
mans bex onl7 ts Elsd hinsasif teasen h,s,v
Taers have n@eu st iesst s-vsr r.7-risrstt--s
Fse..saes a. - the szsaner III ~6irA ~, tsx
is 1p~rstei. rus t Il 'n'5rfai ybetker sny Il
tAen sre c8Frect FaTa'o Ssrs
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01
THE VOLUNTEER WINS
~ Easy VICTOR AGAIN YESTERDAY.
fh@ scotch Thkstis Bs&sen ~ ksesh aAxht
2sd stxene > 4 sds-Nhs Cressss tAs
FteasA Tao 4E4 3as-A41 stllss
Eskiaa ths tsis sstesF.

NV. IoKx. sept 80 The Nolunteef
wen gheintsrnsiioEsl YACHT race. defeating
shs Thislls BY about swo and bali miles.
The Nsluntser creased the line Al ses47
sIaid blast upon Blast from steam shisties
and fsnersi eAtk usiasEa. She sased up .
little took Ia Ter o4iio0D-j.b. and sales on
hsI triumphant way 20 Bay Ridge. Ise
Ikisiis crossed the fluish iiss eleven min-
utes betlEd Tie Volunteer. she Asi beeu
beaten IL light winds and strong ones. and
the question of superiority had been con-
clus.Veiy settles.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Sept. 30.-The steamer
ct. B. Sims burned at 345 this morning,
a Island No. -. sixteen miles below the
city. She had good cargo Of freight. in
cluding zT5 bales of cotton and 5000 bar
rels Of -four and meal. The Sims was
valued AZ s20,O0O. The boat and cargo was
insured.
The fire caught on the lower deck and
sprsai with great rsDidity. SGe was headed
.or the shore and Was made fast until the
passengers and crew escaped. The charred
remains. supposed 20 be those Of man
named Bunch. was found in the wreck. A
negro roustsbout and a white passenger are
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01

MGIwArzzz, Wis. SEPT. 30-By vote OF
ninety-.even 70 Twelve the West Side Tur-
ner Society, the most Influential IN the
State. has declined AZ invitation to join tbe
procession on the occasion Of President
tleveiands visit. The reason assigned "a
that tie bouoFs 20 bs shown the presidesst
smack TOO mach Of toe b0mage q royalty
in Earope The south cioe and N0r-
vaerts societies took similar action.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01
SHARP GETS FURTHER TIME.
An Order From the Court of Appeals
which Operates as a Stay

NEW YORK. Sept. 30.-The granting by
Chief Justice Ruger OF an order to the dis
trict attorney of New York to show cause
on Oct. why apermanent stay in the Sharp
case shall not issue, has the effect OF pre-
venting the prisoner from being removed to
Sing Sing at present, and if the permanent
stay is granted Sharp will remain here until
the court of appeals has reviewed the case.
The order was obtained by Johr NJ Perry.
who applied for ii IN Syracuse last Saturday.
A representative of Perry met the Chief
Justice on his arrival in Albany last night,
received the document, and started st once
for New FORK with il. The granting of a
stay by the Court Of Appeals in a criminal
case is extremely rare.
Sharp was TO have been taken to Sing
Sing today.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01

ecisI Correspondent rErsgEks Hxesto
BAlnwrx. sept 8o-Tas Lake county
-ourt hcuss Still stands. aud a likely %
stand Tor tho next 90 ysars.--The fellow
ihat stole sx-Judgs of Probate Burnan's
coat - stiii a. lar.e with = large coat
rhe nav brick hotsi OF Pat McMahoD's is
,@srisr compieton Lake county fair
n@xs week We ftii to see any srrests for
riolation 0f the game lav In Lake county.
'rwenty- ave cases could nave been reported
h he officers in charge would do tbeir
1utv
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01
ARRlsED skoN Japan.


fAkeory xs. &. e. sep She steam
zap Pofl Wear srrlsed hers today. Eaeea
says 01t flOM l.xoA8Ezz. sac broa4kt
tssntf-six eabln g&zssaseus sa1 nftsea
Chinese. i.zs9 tons of lss for NeS York
aac f4steFa poinss. 4nd so ioas sor ssn
kfAncisc0. 40 To tales sf stik nDa a tzFze
miscellaneous cargo Professor T01d. 81
faa taitS1 states eclig@e expedition. bss
feiafue4. ihs .eAt2<f ass unfsy0Fzule on.
tss day u the eclipse s1d laerefofs 10
large photographs we're secured although
several fair drawings were obt&iaed. The
reseit o. TIE wbols IS satisfA terry. The
Chinese Government will establish s.pSF-
uzneat observatory on dOuAs usiysma
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01

CLxvrLASp. ssps. s0.-Ths veteran fire.
men Of New York arrived in this city today
and we're given Q rousins reception by their
old-tims hrsth.rn II Cleveland ana several
adjoining towns The principal streets Of
tne city we're parsded. and the procession
-ss witnessed ey Thousands Of people. A
fraud reception -s= rendered ths visiting
veterans ton ght.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01
0ERMaN-AME ERlCANS.
Their Organ st Indianapolis Endorsss
Cleveland aad the Constitution,

Cleveland aod the Constitution,
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 30.--In tomorrow s
issue the German Telegraph, in welcoming
President Cleveland to this city and en-
dorsing his administration will. among
other things, say: Speaking as the central
organ Of American ciuzens Of German ex-
traction in this city aud state, We desire to
express to you. Mr. President our
Endying devotion TO this, our adopted
country, is free and glorious
institutions, its constitution and laws serv-
ing as the principal. If not the only bond
of American national unity which, tb ere
fore, must oe preserved At all hazards, at
the same time giving utteranoe to our de-
cided reprooation of these nes-faneied
ideas Of socialism and snsrchism. which
have sprung up under the teaching Of 4
gang OF bandits. some Of whom, IL Is true,
were born on German soil on. have long
since rsnounced the fatherisnd and styled
themselves "Internati0nals.'
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01
a PlUCkY CASHIER,
He Shoots = Bug lar who confronts Him
with Revolver.

Asc 7hoots VINO
with Revolver.
WrLNiSGroS, Del .5ept30-The Farmers
bank of Newcastle Was entered at An early
hour this morning by masked robbers, who
Immediately bound and gagged William ].
Black, United States counsel at Nuerem-
burg. who was home On a leave of
absence and stopping with Cashier
Richard q. Cooper. When Mr.. Cooper
came ON the scene he was
confronted by one of the. burglars with
leveled revolver ard the mandate. Don't
say q word" 81 won't" replied Cooper,
instantly leveling and firing bis OWE pistol
and wounding the robber, who returned the
shot without harming Cooper. The two
then escaped. the wounded man being
carried off by his companion. Blood marks
led 70 the suspicion that the wounded rob-
Der fell into the river and was drowned
after leaving the bank.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01

CARo. Sept 3o-The Caro- fsir = al as
sursd success. The number of entries in
i've stock = very nsarly twice as larze a.
hsretoiors. and the gate reeei PTS double the
amount OF any previous fair The rscss
we're one of the principal attractions and
tbav drew well People began coming
aarlY ia The morning from ali arts Of the
county sad continued - come I'll noon.
No lsss than suO people we're on the
rranr.fs gasferiav
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01

Nss#vr1Ez. Tenn. Sept. s0.-Ret5rus
from cry sir counties. some Of which are
ssmi-oficisl. give the snti-Prohibitionis
nsiorftg Of 9.s-s. From present indics-
tons he state vii % vet By 1890 ms-
ioritg. is VII ne several days before the
oficisi vote of ths state VII Be reached.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01

pointed By Secretary whitney 70 report
mon pneumatic gun csrris<e snd other d.
vices. hss recommended tast ths pueuastic
system BE applied @ the monitos Terror
and rat the Government purchase one q
he Eua carriages e satisfactory.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01

49, sss~s ~ va ts.sssse sssses
ffoItAsp. sept. 5O.-rhs day was rainy
and dissgrss4ble and consequently the at
enhance At the Fair vas not 80 large as u
sas Yesterday. thsre being. however, about
four thousand present. In The three-minute
race there we're four entries First
beat" Prince I. Sorrsl Dan" 2
Iolsnthe 8. Little George l. tine Z.ol.
SECOND heat-"frincs' 4. "Sorrci Dan ,
sfolanfhs 3. Little George Z. time 30.
Fee for al best three In nye. first heat
"Aonfarue Boy l. +Turk" Z, tine 2 35.
second hsst-STurk" I. Montague Boy"
?. dms 233 Third hest-"Turk' 1, Non
tagus Boy 2 line 2.33t.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01

szocx CRY, a. seps 9-Gunchrsth.
convicted ~ conpIiciy IN ne murder q
Rev NJ Hsddocx. rss tods7 sentences 70
f8er vesTs n the peusssnesry. TIE csse
bes e~ea srpeslet.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01

NV Y0sK. SEPT W.-Nichssl Dsvfts
arrived in tie civ this moraing on the
Prsfannic. The ship vss dacxst st sE5
sra NJ. Dsvitt caIue ashore directly. su-
terel carriage sud vas driven OF ritb
sou1a fr;sf,fz
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01

~ssessss tt.s-ssass ss~s.s.
P1Afxvsfr. sept fo.--in Tie fr-~-for- all
pscins rscs q the fair today Niger ~on
eprcu'iar.F secoud. "IapitOls' third
so~orxe Z. fourth. N.gxeT isovned BY
IF Hsrsr. ~ Grsnt Rapids "P>culsr"
~ p 81 Church. Of Alsrsu 'Jspit0ia' bv
Kirbv Gseshurz and George T. By
M fnr.~. ~ E-and Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01

Wkss ssros. Sept Ai--SecrstsFv Lamar
bss decided thai grsnt sttsches 20 North
err Farfc rsiirCsd from resr Portland
Nrezan. 81 Puget -ount. = distance ~ t40
n iss Tins reverses Comm .ssfoner Sparks
lter,<fs,r
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01

A German Capitalist Consents to OGsi
some for Redemption.

WAsHrSeroS. Sept. 30.-Ths fact that the
United states Government Is calling in
bonds and redeeming them has attracted
some attention abroad. it seems. Today
there vas received AZ the Treasury Depart
msnt quite a novel communication from
German capitalist in Berlin. lie states that
he has IN his possession a large number OF
bonds issued by the Confederate States Of
America. and after much persuasion By his
friends he has consented 10 offer 81, 900
worth Of them for redemption.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01

NEw YoEz. sept so.-Recordsr snaytb
todsF sentenced Dsniei n. Lyons. the
slayer of Athlete Joseph QsiRn. 70 be
nanxsa on November = next. A motion
t3r = new trisi was denled.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01

fsR7s. sert- sa-Fsissis-s snd Antonfn
Msrcse are er FL 10 szec1fng ssafae -
Genera Z 4 sfte f1r re Unise5 States
eovsznr1el
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01

W4ssfxeros. sept sl.--inter-stsss Cora-
M ssfoner Morr,s7n hss beer gar I'D pen-
s,r st So PER monfh ss se.8ser - tse
Asklezl xAr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01

ssspsssdence rkLxssAa-HxsALD.
e sept D-Wm. Johnson and
rnsd today from Kansas. where
been visiting since the first OF
sth. They report having had a
asant tip. Both Mr.. and Mrs
a are very much taken with the
= bat then they did not experience
snzzards --- Building IS still IN pro
= = mere. The largest private dwelling IN
tnis village. when compieted. sill De owned
By ths village blacksmith. Richard Webster.
The frame OF Dlcks mansion appeared sud
denly aud without any warning. aud some
Of he church trustees we're afraid some rival
susiety had stoisn = march snt hal con-
nsncsd erecting . church eci1ce.---tar-
msrs are holding their potatoes Tor higher
price-. From reports received the late
oataiOes are turning out better than was
auueef>l
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01

CHfrss'. Sevt so--The Pstrou-Tsv- Ev.-
See rsce snnegnee& - tsxe risee az Wssh-
ngt1n fsrk ssciorros s@s bee0 ssskecned
anEl 1az~>~x "A
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01

Tsxsi ~. sent. so Rain fell steadily al
siori.ing su8 reduced TIE attendance a.
rsir - less than fooo Financially The
affion hs- been re nces 2rrressfll
far savers. vears. TIE socieev VII psv
nen.-s. eancri he intabtetress Cor
I've improvements uasds this sum
z have a small balance in she treas
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01
THE BERLIN FAIR.


q. - a4ts-ss-ka -.
,lls. sept 80. The rain greatly inter
With lhs attendance on the last day Of
r. The success II the previous days.
vas sufficient % rot only secure
~ from lo1s. bar will enable them
= hAndsonls sun 70 their surplus.
sr Clothing C0mpsoY, Of Grand
vas aNariod the afst premium.
n and a diploma foe the best gen
AZ of clothing aud furnishing
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-01

Ms Anna Evans lied
sthiri ricHm ~ the er~s.
Mr. FFsns vi prob
rnius a oost nortsrn az
sni t1e siomseh will
tsn. Ann Arhur. for
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-01-22
Constable's Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish rof Nermilion-
Eighth Justices Court.
No. "al.
u, f. Eidrslge
No. ".:3I.
N. f. ~I.l,iralge

Sasazip I!ehert and Homer Ihs-lfr.
YOl virtue of Il writ of teri faciaa issSEel
NJ hy the iIonorableF.tI $ustice's Court,
me objected. 1 will proceed to sei3 at rai,-
lie sale, to the last and highest bidder. Son
cash, with benefit of apHriisenlent. ut he
Office OF the Eighth Justices Court in this
parish. on
sssa NJ rtAv. .Mismuary 9R. 1857
between the hours OF il o'clock Il. IN. aud
d o'clock y. M and continuing from day
to 6ay If necessary, all the rights, titles,
interests ana demands Of the Defendants,
in and to the following raescril,ed proper
~, seized to satisfy said writ. TO witt
ONE BUGGY.
Given under my official signature shis
18th day of January T@ss.
JOS. Il. MILLS, Constable.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-01-22

While we heartily approve most
nf the suggestions embe died in the
export Of The last Grand Jury, there
Is one against whose adoption We
urge the most strenuous objections
Ibis is the general surpee of ell
public roads. In ahis parish there
hos been go much iackleg surveying
done IN years gone by, the United
States government has also contrib
nted to the confusion some elegant
Notch cork By contract, and nearly
al of these surveys being in conflict
it could be an utter inpossibility to
give satisfaction, and D waste Of
money TO attempt it. If the public
need roads. let the Police Jury rur
them where suitable. Condemn The
lsnd and pay for it. Co-found the
r.Ere-org.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-01-22
Nv S.

Ayant decide de Iaisscr les AMI
meux qui SC trouvent actuellemcnt
daEs ma savaEe .jusqn'an Ter avrll.
Je prtvicns les proprietaires qni Won.
draient en- sortir de lie faire d'ici an
IS ianvier, car passe cette date 3e ne
permettrai i personne Gle courir les
animaux dams ina savane ,J'avise
tgalement les propriataires .Qui YOU
draient. lever dcs reaux en Cas- cue
les hates crevcnt de youloir m'aver.
tir avian: de les dfpouiller.
). p. GuEIDAN.
Icr jnnvier 1887.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-01-22
NOTICE.
Land Onicc at New Orleans, Ia.
CANARY 20. 1887.

Land Onicc at New Orleans, Ia.
5annary 20, 1887.
Notice is hereby given that the
following named settler has filed
notice OF his intention to make final
proof in support Of his claiag, and
that said proof will I've made before
the Judge or in his absence the
Clcik Of the District Court at
AbbeviI|e, La. an Tuesday Macrh
|, 1887. vig:-Pftmisc Harch4.
who made Home Entry No. 62s4,
for the East half Of Southeast quar-.
ter, Sec. 25. T. II, SouA Range 3
East La, Meridian.
lie names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence
upon, and cultivation Of said land,
viz :-Emile Broussard, John Co.
]omh, Victor Broussard and Marco.
lin Frederick, all of Nermilion Par.
ISL La.
Tics J. Butler Register.
=. Januarv IS 1851. =
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-01-22
Rose Hill Store
Staple Goods:

Flnlr-Extra Fancy. $5.5 10 per hbl;
Minnesota Patent l'e.tuade s65o.
Meat, dry salt sides. single shual.
deIs &C per lib; l&0 IBIS or more low.
er III proportion.
Bacon--Clcar sides. &c.
Choice hams, sugar cured Armem;s
lSc; agar cured hrcukfast t.ayon ii
strips, l2l: eranvEatcd white sugar,
SC. j It's Tor SOC.
y pound bar Of olive soap for &.
Nsite cuttons from &c to I.onsda!e
carlhric at Sc per yard.
Prints from u to tie per yard.
CasiaHaeres lrnm % t, 40e per
yard. A full line Of Jcans, CASH.
mircs, ETC.. for pants.
Ladies, Gents a4.d Childrens' shoes
at all prices. Give this store a
call, look at the prices and l an
sure yeu viii he pleased and buy.
1t is no trouble for us to show the
goG!s, and Eou are under no oiiisa.
ton 20 buy because yon look at Them.
Remember ! receive goods every
week and my prices are regulated
by what | have to pay. Look ont
for my PRICES on :fuYkS which will
he printed in this PAL or every Satin.
day and will hold good for one week
after notice.
Relnemhcr, il / guarantee goods
and they do not turn ont just as
represented, you can hrin. tl'fm
back and | will return your money.
Weights and measures guaranteed.
No liquors of any kird sold: 4,o
J. HENRY PUTNAM.
Rose Hill Plantations,
October %. 1886.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-01-22
a CARED.

WE are Informed ,l44t Denise Cole End
w and her husband. Joseph Cole. styl
ing themselves a,o-adminis:rat"rs OF the
succession of onr deceased father, Jacob
Cole. ST.. late of Mulberry island in Ser
million Parish, h~aveappiled to TIE District
Court If said parish for an order for. Il pro-
bate sale. for cash. of all the property Of
said succession. alleging that such sale is
necessary to pay the debts Of sid s,lecsts
sion
We hereby inform %Le public that We
claim to own all the property i'll eontre-
ver>y in suit No. t}, Denisr Cole ct ais. vs..
Jacob Cole, ,Jr. ct al. on the civil docket
OF said district CoutG- that we have oh
tanned an order of ~s.lsHal fronl the judy
mrnt of said Court. annulling the sale Of
said property by said Jacob Cote. ST. to
us, and decreeing said property :" belong
to said succession: aud that we intend to
prosecute our said appeal: tlss sid su-
scSslon owes 10 debts except those created
10y said so-caIted ce-adminiSt1atoTs: tho
the reasons alleged in said petition, for
sHid probate sale. have no existence in
fat. and that such probate sale. If made
as Sc prayed for, viii be contrary to law
JAS. Cole.
JACOB COLE. JR.
Per JAS. Cole.
Calrasicn Parish. L. December %, 1876.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-01-22
G0nstanie's Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of rermilion.
Lichth-Jrstice's Court.
No. $50
}H. Wm. &. Kihhe

benjamin Corbin. Sr.
virtne Of a wit OF fierie facias %isspl'al
in and for the parish Of Vermilion, in the
above entitled aslt nufnlnred suit, and to
me directed. | viii proceed to seIl ut pub.
lie sale. to the last aud highest bidder. for
cash. with benefit of apprai4ement. at the
Office of the Eighth Justices Court in this
parish. on
Saturday,, Bmmm=ary 80. gssg.
between the hours of II o'clock n. H.. and
4 o'clock p. m. and confirming from day to
day if necessary. all the rights. titles.
ami demands Of the defendant. in
to the following descrihed property,
to satisfy said writ, 10 Wit:
One pair of work cxrD or lteeveS.
Given under my official signature this
18th day of January 1857.
JOS. r.. Mills, ConSta bic.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-01-22
NOTICE..
l.aed Office at New Orleans, Ia.
(n.tohp,. 1855,

AIuNA SitfSC at iLfSIlS, tJI.
October l, 1885.
Notice is hereby given that the
followinrnaaaed settler has fled
notice of his intention 10 make tual
proof i'll support of his claim, and
that said proof will he made before
the Judge or in his absence TIE
Clerk Of the District Court at Alb
beviIle. La. on Wednesday FEBRUARY
2, 1887. Wig :-peunis 3. henry
made Home Entry No. 5i39 for the
sc. quarter ofNW. quater offs. half
Of int No g Sec. 81, II. 10, South
Range 2 East, La Meridian.
He anne the following witnesses
TO prove his continuous T., sidence
upon and cultivation Of said land.
viz .ienrv Sarvor, Paul. I. Richard
Thomas Hof1pauir, Howard Hotf-
pauir, all of VermiIionParish. LA.
J'Hos J. BUTLER, Register.
Dec. %, 1887.